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❗️ This month’s vote brought us a clear winner — and a heavy, powerful story. 🎬 On June 1, we’ll be screening “Chervonyi” (2017) — a gripping historical drama based on real events. Set in a Stalinist prison camp in 1947, the film tells the story of a Ukrainian who refuses to break — even when everything around him is built to destroy. It’s a raw, intense portrait of dignity, defiance, and the kind of resistance that doesn’t need weapons. ⚠️ Please note: This film is rated 16+. We kindly ask you not to bring children, as the content is emotionally intense and not suitable for younger audiences. 📅 Join us on Saturday, June 1 at 6:30 PM 📍 Cornerstone Church at the Well, Bray, A98 VE43 🎟️ Free entry, no booking needed 💬 English subtitles available 💙 Let’s watch meaningful cinema — and remember the strength it takes to stay human in inhuman times.


*1. Red (2017)* Duration: 110 min Genre: Historical drama, action Age rating: 16+ Director: Zaza Buadze GULAG. 1947. In the heart of the Soviet repressive machine appears a man not easily broken. Where hope fades – a new kind of fight begins. This is a film about resistance that grows even beneath concrete. About a man who became a threat to the system simply by staying true to himself. _Tagline: Freedom – or death._ *2. Black Raven (2019)* Duration: 111 min Genre: Historical drama, war Age rating: 16+ Director: Taras Tkachenko The 1920s. At the center of the story is chieftain Black Raven, who continues the struggle against Soviet rule in the forests of Cherkasy region. After the fall of the Ukrainian People’s Army, his fight doesn't stop. His life becomes a symbol of resistance for a nation that refused to bow, even in its darkest hours. Based on the novel by Vasyl Shkliar. This film reveals the shadow war waged by a handful of people against an entire system. And the price of choosing freedom. _Tagline: Freedom is born in battle._

A warm hello to everyone! 💛💙 Summer is here 😎 – and we’re excited to invite you to vote for the next film in our June movie night! This time, we’re bringing powerful historical dramas that tell the story of Ukrainian resistance against the Soviet regime. Both films deeply resonate with the present and leave a lasting emotional impact. You can choose one of two films: *Red* (2017) *The Raven* (2019) 📍 June 1st at 6:30 PM 📍 Cornerstone Church at the Well, Bray, A98 VE43 📍 Free entry – no booking required 📍 English subtitles available for non-Ukrainian speakers Help us grow the Ukrainian Film Nights community by sharing our channels: 👉 Telegram (in Ukrainian): https://t.me/ukr_film_in_ie 👉 WhatsApp (in English): https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaxYOroAu3aNxclsBq3o There you can vote for upcoming films, get reminders about our screenings, and be part of our warm and welcoming film club 🎬 We can’t wait to see your votes – and see you in June!


1. Rocky Road to Berlin (2024) - Duration: 104 min - Genre: Adventure, Road Movie, Comedy - Age Rating: 13+ - Director: Olga Ryashyna The wild '90s. Aspiring musician sets off for Berlin in an old "Pobeda" car just three days before his scheduled concert, hoping to exchange it for his dream ride—a sleek Mercedes 600. Though almost nothing goes as planned, this adventure will help him discover his true calling. The film is based on Kuzma Skryabin's novel of the same name. 2. Train to December 31(2024) - Duration: 90 min - Genre: Comedy / Family - Age Rating: 12+ - Director: Oleksandr Berezan Though it’s a New Year's movie, Ukraine’s cold and snowy weather makes it a perfect symbolic farewell to winter. The film follows ordinary passengers on a New Year's Eve train heading to Lviv, each traveling for their own reasons. But when the train unexpectedly gets stuck in the middle of nowhere, they are forced to spend an unforgettable night together.